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   From: Myname.Mysurname@myisp   
      
   pp a écrit :   
   >   
   > On jún. 9, 09:08, Jo Even Skarstein  wrote:   
   >> pp  wrote:   
   >> >  Other thing is possible speed with current USB interfaces. USB is   
   >> > pretty demanding, so to have some good speed on slow Ataris USB IF   
   >> > should do most of job, and poor old Atari should handle only decoded   
   >> > raw data.   
   >>   
   >> I would assume that speed is not important if you're still using an ST   
   >> ;-) Being able to read and write USB sticks would be great, even if it's   
   >> slow.   
   >   
   >  Well, in  "... would be great"  we all agree, for sure  :-) . I agree   
   > too that speed is not so important for people using old Ataris.   
   >   
   Ok, ok... my fault : I omitted to add it concerns EtherNat.   
   We (who bought those very expensive boards) own a board that was   
   very promising, with 1 ethernet (actually working, but only using   
   MiNT OS) and 2 USB-2 ports.   
   Those who were lucky enough to receive their board(s) (some people   
   might not get theirs before next christmas) had to migrate to MiNT   
   in order to be able to use the ethernet, and the USB ports still   
   don't allow to run anything else that mice - where we were promised   
   memory sticks and other devices -.   
   I know, I wrote this already, but... I think this is really quite   
   frustrating : we bought a device that doesn't work half the way it   
   was announced to. :-(   
      
   J.-Luc   
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